Journal Articles

A. Sandulli, E. Tatì and A. Nato (edited by), The Shape-Shifting Definition of the EU’s Financial Interest and its Protection in Contemporary Europe, in European Papers, 2024, vol. 9, no. 3, special issue, pp. 1062-1215:

  1. A. Sandulli, E. Tatì and A. Nato, Introduction to the Special Section: The Shape-Shifting Definition of the EU’s Financial Interest and its Protection in Contemporary Europe;
  2. A. Sandulli and A. Nato, EU Financial Interests Within the Financialisation Process of the European Legal Order;
  3. F. Bilancia, The Financial Interests of the EU: Implications on the European Rule of Law Idea;
  4. M. De Bellis, The NGEU and the Energy Crisis: The Shifting Boundaries of Conditionality;
  5. C. Fasone and M. Simoncini, Next Generation EU and Governance by Conditionality: A Transformation of the European Economic Constitution?;
  6. E. Birritteri and E. Tatì, Beyond the Assimilation Principle: Enhanced Protection of the EU’s Financial Interest vis-à-vis National Interests in Italy;
  7. M. Serowaniec, The Protection of EU Financial Interests in Poland: Administrative and Criminal Critical Issues.

 

Other publications of the BETKONEXT Research Team (2024-2026):

  • ⁠C. Fasone and M. Simoncini, Conditional spending as an instrument of government, in P. Lindseth, E. Blake, M. M. Prado and F. Ahmed (eds.), Comparative Administrative Law. New Voices, New Perspectives, Edward
    Elgar, Cheltenham, 2026, 324-341;
  • ⁠N. Daśko, Criminal Law Protection of the European Union’s Financial Interests in Polish Law. In M. Serowaniec, W. Włoch, K. Jachimowicz & A. FrydrychDepka (eds.), Between Power and Accountability. The Phenomenon of Accountability in Modern Democratic Systems, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Verlage, 2026, 97-111;
  • C. Fasone and M. Simoncini, Spending Conditionality in the EU and the US. Prospects on the EU Fiscal Integration, in Journal of European Public Policy, latest articles, 2025;
  • C. Ramotti, Administrative action in the age of algorithmic transformation. From rule-based procedures to principle-guided decision-making, Turin, Giappichelli, 2025;
  • G. Ardizzone, Le frodi ai danni dei Fondi Agricoli Europei tra ne bis in idem e proporzionalità, in Archivio penale, n. 1, 2024, 1-38;
  • M. Serowaniec, N. Daśko, European financial interests: legal challenges and future perspectives in Poland. In N. Inoue & M. Serowaniec (eds.), The rule of law, democracy and constitutionalism: dialogue between Japan and Poland, Nicolaus Copernicus Publishing House, Toruń, 2024, 99-115.

 

Publications of the BETKOSOL Research Team (2021-2023):

  • V. Bontempi, E. Kiel Formerly Rulands, A. Nato, M. Serowaniec, E. Tatì, The Protection of the European Financial Interest: From Concrete Practices to Theoretical Recommendations, in International Journal of Public Administration, online 2022, https://dx.doi.org/10.1080/01900692.2022.2122505, vol. 47, n. 6, 2024, 373-384
  • Jacek Wantoch-Rekowski, Elisabetta Tatì, Controlling the spending of EU funds in Italian and Polish law against the background of EU regulations, in Białostockie Studia Prawnicze (Bialystok Legal Studies), n. 2, 2023, 115-134
  • M. Bellacosa, M. De Bellis, The protection of the EU financial interests between administrative and criminal tools: OLAF and EPPO, in Common market law review, vol. 60, n. 1, 2023, 15-50
  • V. Bontempi, A. Nato, The Protection of the EU’s Financial Interests and Pandemic Emergency Tools: an Analysis of the Control Mechanism between the EU and the Member States, in REVIEW OF EUROPEAN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, vol.  15, n. 3, 2022, 7-28
  • Emanuele Birritteri, Elisabetta Tatì, Cooperative Compliance Measures to Prevent Organised Crime Infiltrations and the Protection of EU’s Financial interests. A New Gold Standard in the Implementation of the Italian Recovery and Resilience Plan? in Diritto penale contemporaneo, n. 3, 2022, 2240-7618